How do you like that High-E hoodie? What's the inner fabric like?
I really like the High-E hoodies. I like them enough that I own two of them (one in camo and one in a solid color). It is a heavier weight than most grid fleece mid layers so I don't typically pack it unless I'm going to be wearing it more than packing it. In the winter I get a lot of use out of them as they breath well and are warm. The inner fabric is sort of like a grid type fabric. Here's a photo for reference of what it's like in the body and arms. The hood and upper chest/back is a softer mesh fabric (the gray fabric photo).
Thank you, much appreciated!I really like the High-E hoodies. I like them enough that I own two of them (one in camo and one in a solid color). It is a heavier weight than most grid fleece mid layers so I don't typically pack it unless I'm going to be wearing it more than packing it. In the winter I get a lot of use out of them as they breath well and are warm. The inner fabric is sort of like a grid type fabric. Here's a photo for reference of what it's like in the body and arms. The hood and upper chest/back is a softer mesh fabric (the gray fabric photo).
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Interesting, I’ve actually found the Black Ovis to be very durable for me. I think it’s one of the rare values you can find in merino.
Yes, Voormi is crazy expensive and sales are usually just 5-10% off with very few choices remaining. That said, it’s probably my favorite brand. I own about a dozen Voormi pieces and I bought all of them but one on eBay. It’s worth it though, even used.
I've got to say - I picked up a Kuiu 145 and the durability has been already significantly worse. It's has a real knack for getting holes in it. I wouldn't put it remotely on the same level of even the Core4element or Black Ovis. Interesting how people can come to different conclusions.
